Current behavior

Issue: Windows + minikube + MinGW + GitBash + make (gets stuck)

asouza@ASOUZA-DESKTOP MINGW64 /c/Code/dapr/dapr (master)
$ make test-e2e-all
DAPR_TEST_NAMESPACE=dapr-tests DAPR_TEST_TAG=dev DAPR_TEST_REGISTRY=docker.io/artursouza DAPR_TEST_MINIKUBE_IP= go test -v -tags=e2e ./tests/e2e/...

Workaround: see how I had to manually run the same command but set t

The New Feature

In the specified time range, if the number of errors exceeds the threshold, it is unavailable in the specified time range

Your scenes

Passive health check, remove abnormal services for a period of time

What's going on?

glog is annoying to configure, confusing to look at, and poorly documented. Lets gut this and replace with a better logger. See tumblr/k8s-sidecar-injector#32

Expected Behavior

1. glog is replaced by something less annoying to configure and use
2. gorilla's CombinedLogger for HTTP middleware uses the same logger

The developer guide https://github.com/amalgam8/amalgam8/tree/master/devel doesn't make it clear on how to build amalgam8 so that you can see your local changes to the control plane.
Per my conversation on slack with @ijsnellf, you need to run make test.integration to see your local changes

Expected Behaviour

We should have Travis / Go & OpenFaaS GitHub badges in our README.md file just like openfaas/faas openfaas/faas-netes openfaas/faas-cli and etc.

Curren

The schema might be a subject of change in the future, therefore it'd be great to get it scoped by an explicitly versioned namespace.